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    When the Moon Is in Its Gibbous Phase, the Right
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When the Moon Is in Its Gibbous Phase, the Right

Question 307

Question 307

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When the Moon is in its gibbous phase, the right ascensions of the Sun and the Moon differ by


A) more than 6 hours.
B) 6 hours.
C) 0 hours.
D) less than 6 hours.

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